I've heard that #BlueSky is good if you want to keep following Internet Personalities who gave up on Apartheid Clyde's homebase, but don't expect much interaction there.
Also, some niche art scenes have made it their home, if that's your thing.
I don't see it gaining much traction beyond such interests though. I think the age of everyone feeling compelled to congregate on a handful of social media websites is on the wane, people finding their particular comfort zones in all the different, smaller-scale options now available.
@Siconi I already an account there and I agree it was quiet. I’m hoping that it will be more active now. I just want something that’s not Meta or Musk owned to make it big.
Sadly, between Facebook and Instagram (and now Threads, I guess), the ZuckerBorg is just too big to fail at this point.
Twitter though, never was that big - it only presented itself as some super-important thing because you had celebrities, journalists, and politicians there. But at its peak, it only had something like 10-15% total internet share. Instagram or Facebook alone utterly stomps Xitter, to say nothing of their combined share.
If BlueSky can start stealing some of those, the Musky One is gonna' be in for even more of a world of hurt keeping the lights on.
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